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Kensington Mortgage application timescale
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barber1892 said:Creditfixer3021 said:barber1892 said:So after 4 weeks we have just had our offer, our rough timeline was -
28th July - Full app submitted.7th August - Valuation carried out.14th August - Valuation accepted, proof of deposit requested and proof of 3 mortgage payments.24th August - Mortgage offer received :-)
Anyone who is worried about how long it takes and wether you’ll get one my credit rating was awful and I still got an offer, I’m now fully debt free which I think helped.Good luck0 -
Creditfixer3021 said:barber1892 said:Creditfixer3021 said:barber1892 said:So after 4 weeks we have just had our offer, our rough timeline was -
28th July - Full app submitted.7th August - Valuation carried out.14th August - Valuation accepted, proof of deposit requested and proof of 3 mortgage payments.24th August - Mortgage offer received :-)
Anyone who is worried about how long it takes and wether you’ll get one my credit rating was awful and I still got an offer, I’m now fully debt free which I think helped.Good luck0 -
Musa19 said:Creditfixer3021 said:barber1892 said:Creditfixer3021 said:barber1892 said:So after 4 weeks we have just had our offer, our rough timeline was -
28th July - Full app submitted.7th August - Valuation carried out.14th August - Valuation accepted, proof of deposit requested and proof of 3 mortgage payments.24th August - Mortgage offer received :-)
Anyone who is worried about how long it takes and wether you’ll get one my credit rating was awful and I still got an offer, I’m now fully debt free which I think helped.Good luckI ended up submitting it today (via my accountant) and it will take 48 hours to get my new sa302.
my new concern is my new sa302 is going to show an increase in earnings from 65k to 109k, most mortgage companies will see this as a positive as our application is based off £66k (3 years average earnings). I wouldn’t be surprised if Kensington feel this is a negative0 -
My mortgage application is going in today with Kensington. We are FTB, technically, it’s a bit complicated. I am a fully-fledged FTB but my other half has owned a property which he is currently in the process of handing over through solicitors to his ex-partner, in return, he will get £4,000 which we are using to pay off our debts. I will pay off my £1900 overdraft, a loan of £450 and my other half will pay off his credit card. This will leave us with about £1000 which we will use towards mortgage payments. We will also have around £1000 from our gifted deposit towards it too and will borrow the remainder from my parents.
My grandfather gifted the deposit and unfortunately passed away on Friday, so I hope they don’t ask too many questions. I got him to sign the Kensington deposit form, my aunty signed a letter as his power of attorney and I have all his ID etc.
Fingers crossed it goes ok. As you can see we have debt hanging over us but we have the affordability, we take home over £60k a year. We have worked hard to bring our credit scores up and have paid off things like sofas and beds, which have helped build it up. My overdraft was a stupid student mistake and something I have not paid off but have begun to every month, the lump sum will wipe it off and allow us to start afresh. We will have one loan remaining which is £3,000 but my MA has advised that this is absolutely fine. We have two cars on finance too and that’s about it.
Really want this property, not only for us but my grandad. He passed away knowing we were buying a lovely property which he had helped us get. He was so proud!
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Employment reference send to employer
Reference send to landlord.
Requests for documents unending.
Valuation is booked for next week.
There is no point getting stressed, just inhale it all in. Whatever outcome is what it is0 -
blogger201719 said:Employment reference send to employer
Reference send to landlord.
Requests for documents unending.
Valuation is booked for next week.
There is no point getting stressed, just inhale it all in. Whatever outcome is what it is
im trying to be calm but it’s infuriating!0 -
Creditfixer3021 said:blogger201719 said:Employment reference send to employer
Reference send to landlord.
Requests for documents unending.
Valuation is booked for next week.
There is no point getting stressed, just inhale it all in. Whatever outcome is what it is
im trying to be calm but it’s infuriating!0 -
blogger201719 said:Creditfixer3021 said:blogger201719 said:Employment reference send to employer
Reference send to landlord.
Requests for documents unending.
Valuation is booked for next week.
There is no point getting stressed, just inhale it all in. Whatever outcome is what it is
im trying to be calm but it’s infuriating!0 -
maryjoashley said:blogger201719 said:Creditfixer3021 said:blogger201719 said:Employment reference send to employer
Reference send to landlord.
Requests for documents unending.
Valuation is booked for next week.
There is no point getting stressed, just inhale it all in. Whatever outcome is what it is
im trying to be calm but it’s infuriating!
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Bex_27 said:
My mortgage application is going in today with Kensington. We are FTB, technically, it’s a bit complicated. I am a fully-fledged FTB but my other half has owned a property which he is currently in the process of handing over through solicitors to his ex-partner, in return, he will get £4,000 which we are using to pay off our debts. I will pay off my £1900 overdraft, a loan of £450 and my other half will pay off his credit card. This will leave us with about £1000 which we will use towards mortgage payments. We will also have around £1000 from our gifted deposit towards it too and will borrow the remainder from my parents.
My grandfather gifted the deposit and unfortunately passed away on Friday, so I hope they don’t ask too many questions. I got him to sign the Kensington deposit form, my aunty signed a letter as his power of attorney and I have all his ID etc.
Fingers crossed it goes ok. As you can see we have debt hanging over us but we have the affordability, we take home over £60k a year. We have worked hard to bring our credit scores up and have paid off things like sofas and beds, which have helped build it up. My overdraft was a stupid student mistake and something I have not paid off but have begun to every month, the lump sum will wipe it off and allow us to start afresh. We will have one loan remaining which is £3,000 but my MA has advised that this is absolutely fine. We have two cars on finance too and that’s about it.
Really want this property, not only for us but my grandad. He passed away knowing we were buying a lovely property which he had helped us get. He was so proud!
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